Congrats, not everyone is up for it that soon. Also, no one should feel like they HAVE to do anything sexual with their spouse or risk them pouting about it. It's purely childish.

Your doctor should have his/her license revoked if they ok'd sexual intercourse so soon. Nothing is supposed to go into the ****** at all. Most doctors don't even do a pelvic exam for 6 weeks unless there's a problem. An open cervix means any bacteria entering her ****** even if her partner wearing a condom could cause a life-or-fertilty threatening infection.

Your so stupid and don't understand that the body needs time I'm sorry if a 16 year old can understand that better then a "op enters age of husband" then he is a childish man

Seriously, wtf is this comment? Since when does a wife need to "prove" that her husband is her's with sex? I would have thought the love and caring that a couple share is "proof" enough that they are meant to be together. Not to mention the life-long commitment they made to each other. If sex is the only thing preventing a man from straying from his wife, it sounds like a lousy marriage to begin with.

PREACH BROTHER

Just because you had sex before the six weeks, doesn't mean everyone else will be able to. It's really irresponsible to tell others to ignore a professional's advice, especially when it involves something as serious as one's health.

just FYI, some people tear down there, get cut open and have stitches, etc. so just because your body was ready doesnt mean hers is. I wasnt healed for 4 weeks, everyone is different. Her husband should be understanding, and not whine and complain. yes, every man wants sex every day all the time, but whinning and complaining about it is a turn off.

I'm sorry, but bragging about how soon you had sex after having a baby is ridiculous. Some women tear when they give birth and having sex is DANGEROUS. I suppose you would have been deliriously happy if you would have gotten a staph infection and would have had to have a hysterectomy after your first child? You are not only living a pipe dream, you are smoking one.

The point is, OP is still very sore down there and not ready for sex.

I had a c section and still dilated, had sex 4 weeks after and got a serious infection. Yes. Wait 6 weeks. Doctors don't just spit random timeliness out their asses.

Plus in some serious cases women have gone sterile from having sex too soon after birth. Doctors don't say stuff for no good reason!

I think #100 is brain dead or something.

bless your heart!